Israel continues airstrikes on Gaza after Hamas says it is ready for ceasefire talks
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Israel has intensified airstrikes in Gaza even after Hamas expressed readiness to negotiate a 60-day ceasefire. While hopes for a pause in violence have increased, 24 Palestinians were reported killed, including individuals seeking aid. Airstrikes targeted various locations, resulting in multiple deaths. The Israel Defense Forces' response to the ceasefire proposal remains uncertain. Additionally, two US contractors were injured while distributing food, reflecting the risks faced by humanitarian operations in Gaza. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation's activities have drawn scrutiny from the UN, raising questions about the safety of its aid efforts.
The situation in Gaza saw recent waves of airstrikes even as Hamas expressed readiness to engage in discussions about a proposed 60-day ceasefire, raising hopes for a resolution.
Despite Hamas's willingness to negotiate, the death toll continues to rise in Gaza, with 24 Palestinians killed in a recent escalation of airstrikes.
Two US contractors with the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation were injured by grenade attacks at a food distribution site, highlighting dangers faced by aid organizations.
The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation has faced criticism regarding its operations, with concerns from the UN secretary general over the safety of its aid distribution efforts.
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